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Break barrel air rifle in caliber .22 (5,5 mm) with Vortex gas piston. It has
an adjustable Quattro trigger mechanism and walnut stock with Monte Carlo
cheekpiece.This model is designed mainly for recreational shooting.
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€ 203.7
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers Hatsan 95 is a break barrel air rifle in caliber .22 (5,5 mm) with patented SAS Shock Absorber System that significantly reduces recoil. This model is designed mainly for recreational shooting.
Vortex gas piston will give you more manageable recoil and much less noise than the standard spring. This means you can shoot more smoothly and comfortably.
Precision rifled barrel has a length of 405 mm. Safety is easily reachable with your thumb. Quattro trigger mechanism is fully adjustable.
Beautiful walnut stock is ambidextrous and has a Monte Carlo cheekpiece and rubber butt pad for recoil absorption.
This model is also outfitted with TruGlo sights. Rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation. 11 mm rail will allow you to mount a scope.
Key features
• Walnut stock with Monte Carlo cheekpiece
• Quattro trigger mechanism
• TruGlo sights
• 11 mm mounting rail
• Vortex gas piston
• SAS Shock Absorber System
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